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Hahn Air

Hahn Airlines helps Canadians get to Luxembourg

Spacious and elegant, Hahn
Airlines flights are perfect for
business trips.

Originally a German regional carrier, Hahn Air now provides Canadian travelers with business class flights between Dusseldorf, Germany and the Findel Luxembourg Airport.

Using airlines such as Lufthansa to cross the Atlantic, travelers can then use Hahn Airlines' Hawker Beechcraft Premier I business jet to travel between the two centres.

This plane, built by Raytheon, comes equipped with air conditioning and heat so the passengers are always comfortable.

Four large seats accommodate a customer's need for a relaxing space with two regular seats in the rear of the cabin.

A 2003 update significantly decreased the noise level in cabins, so passengers can enjoy their flight without being distracted by loud sounds commonly heard on smaller planes.

In addition, the updates created more leg room for Hahn Air customers along with adjustable LED lights to accommodate passengers' reading needs.

The plane is also equipped with an entertainment system.

"This aircraft is designed for business travellers seeking first class comfort," said the airline. "The exceptionally quiet and most spacious cabin offers large comfortable leather seats with plenty of room and workspace for a total of six passengers."

Hahn Air flies four times a week on Mondays and Fridays at 8:35am from Dusseldorf and at 4:05pm out of Luxembourg.

Drinks and snacks are served during the 45-minute flight and passengers are allowed to check one piece of luggage and bring one suitcase with them into the cabin.

In addition to the scheduled flights, Hahn airline flies charter flights for passengers in their business jet plane.

The airline originated in 1994 as an intra-German regional passenger carrier based out of Frankfurt. In 1999, Hahn signed its first interline contracts with four Latin American airlines, marking the beginning of the airline's ticketing platform.

At the beginning of the 21st century, Hahn Air became a member of the Air Transport Association, which represents major passenger and cargo airlines.

As the airline continue to make interline agreements with airlines around the world, Hahn has decided to begin focusing more on its e-ticket program. Countries all over the six continents are serviced by their partners. Most recently, the airline partnered with Maya Island Air, based out of Belize.

Today, Hahn continues to provide excellent service to travelers and ticket agencies around the world, ensuring the best in electronic resources and sky-high comfort.